Which guests should we target?
Combine behaviour, value, property history and preferences to prioritise the audience for a campaign or offer.
GN Hospitality Decision Pack · Hospitality Decision Intelligence
For revenue and marketing teams deciding which guests to target with which offers. Use CRM, reservation, stay and spend data to decide which guests to target, what may increase ancillary revenue, where demand is moving and which audience should receive which action.
Decisions this pack supports
Combine behaviour, value, property history and preferences to prioritise the audience for a campaign or offer.
Identify guest groups, moments and offers with the strongest potential to increase onsite or pre-arrival value.
Forecast demand and booking pace at the property, segment or period level, then decide where pricing, discount availability, staffing or commercial effort should change. See forecasting vs optimisation.
Use stay history and customer value signals to focus retention and reactivation effort.
From today's process to the next decision
Teams use booking and occupancy reports, CRM filters and revenue-management recommendations to plan campaigns and offers.
An occupancy forecast or broad guest segment leaves the audience, offer and timing to the team. Extra discounts or promotional spend can be wasted when demand is already strong.
Combine guest behaviour, value and booking pace to prioritise audiences and compare offer or revenue actions under property, capacity and pricing rules.
What your team receives
An actionable guest audience, offer priority or pricing and demand recommendation by property or period, with evidence and the rules used.
See the pack in action
Explore what a director or manager could receive. Choose a model, see its output, then compare practical actions with costs and constraints.
HOSPITALITY / EXAMPLE DECISION WORKSPACE
Bring guest, reservation and demand signals together to recommend an economically sensible action.
01 / Explore a model output
EXAMPLE OUTPUT 01 / 05
A guest segment shows longer-stay patterns and interest in family and wellness experiences.
Create an audience for a suitable autumn campaign.
02 / Compare possible decisions
Switch between the options and compare expected contribution after intervention costs. Numbers use fixed fictional assumptions.
Selected action
Offer selected guests a €35 spa benefit for softer stay dates.
Estimated gross incremental contribution €4,040 less €840 maximum spa-credit cost.
A guest segment shows longer-stay patterns and interest in family and wellness experiences. Create an audience for a suitable autumn campaign. 426 eligible guests.
Thirty-eight of the at-risk guests have high predicted future value. Examine whether a retention intervention is economically justified. 38 priority guests.
September room revenue is forecast at €1.24M; weekend occupancy is 91% versus 67% on softer weekdays. Focus campaigns on softer periods, not dates already filling naturally. €1.24M modelled room revenue.
A small group may change booking behaviour because of a specific spa-credit offer. Test the offer with an appropriate holdout group. 24 treatment candidates.
A targeted campaign fits offer and capacity limits better than a broad room discount. Prioritise selected guests for soft-demand dates. +€3,200 modelled net contribution.
Do not send any targeted offers. No intervention cost and no incremental uplift. Scope: 0 guests.
Offer selected guests a €35 spa benefit for softer stay dates. Estimated gross incremental contribution €4,040 less €840 maximum spa-credit cost. Scope: 24 guests.
Offer a 15% room discount to 103 at-risk guests. More widespread contact but substantial discount leakage to guests who may return anyway. Scope: 103 guests.
Models inside this pack
GN Hospitality combines the models, business logic and constraints needed to move from your operating data to a decision-ready recommendation.
Built aroundCRM · reservations · stays · spend · campaigns
Models are combined only where the decision needs them. The pack returns a business-ready action with supporting evidence and expected impact.
Builds behavioural, demographic, property and interest segments from guest and stay data.
Which audiences should be treated differently in campaigns and guest journeys.
Estimates value, return likelihood, offer response or ancillary-purchase propensity.
Which guests deserve priority and which offer is commercially sensible.
Forecasts property, period or segment demand using reservations, booking pace and stay history.
Where pricing, discount availability, staffing, inventory or marketing plans need to change.
Estimates which guest groups are more likely to change behaviour because of an intervention.
Who should receive a specific upgrade, ancillary or campaign action.
Ranks audiences and actions under capacity, seasonality, offer and commercial constraints.
Which guest or revenue action should happen next.
Pack anatomy
Reusable audience and decision workflows, configured around the property, guest journey and commercial objectives.
CRM, reservations, stays, property history, spend, campaigns, channels, preferences and other available commercial signals.
Use segmentation, customer value, propensity, forecasting and causal methods where the decision requires them.
Define the offer, audience rules, capacity, seasonality, property context and business objectives that make the action useful.
Return the prioritised audience, offer opportunity, demand signal or intervention to the marketing or commercial workflow.
Demand forecast → pricing and revenue action
Graphite Note can use bookings, booking pace, occupancy, ADR, cancellations, lead time, room or property type, seasonality, events and available market context to identify where the commercial plan should change.
The output is a decision such as reducing discount availability for a strong period, shifting campaign spend toward a weak period, prioritising higher-value segments or flagging where extra promotion is unnecessary.
Reduce discount availability for selected room categories rather than adding promotional spend, subject to the property's pricing rules and commercial constraints.
Evidence at scale
A published Graphite Note case study describes a multi-property resort group with more than 3.8 million guest accounts. The engagement produced four interoperable segmentation dimensions from raw CRM exports.
Read the full case studyBehavioural, property, demographic and interest dimensions created a reusable audience layer for commercial activation.
Direct answers
It is a packaged Decision Intelligence solution for recurring hospitality decisions around guest value, segmentation, targeting, ancillary revenue, repeat behaviour and demand.
Typical inputs include CRM, reservations, stays, property history, guest spend, campaigns, channels and available preference signals.
No. Graphite Note can provide the modelling and decision layer around the data and workflows you already have, while your commercial teams remain owners of the business decision.
No. Graphite Note can complement existing PMS, CRS or revenue-management systems by adding predictive, causal and optimisation models around specific decisions and returning recommended actions into the workflow.
Examples include actionable guest segments, prioritised audiences, demand forecasts, ancillary-revenue opportunities, pricing or demand actions and other recommended commercial moves.
We will scope the pack around the data you already have and the action your team can actually take.